
Originally Posted by
Anderson
Therapy101, you have just put an end to four days of pain and misery for me. As brilliant as Eirescott's method is, I just couldn't figure out a way to incorporate a system that wouldn't get my heart pumping at twice the rate. So generous of you to share with us your approach to betting Eirescott's revolutionary approach to Baccarat.
I am still, however, not completely clear as to where exactly you commence your bets, or if there are triggers that determine where the first bet is placed.
In the examples above you write:
... where the first bet occurs on the fifth set.
In the next example, however, the first bet does not occur until set 8:
From what I am seeing here, there was a betting opportunity on the second and fifth set (and another one on sixth), but you decided not to take any of these bets. While I understand that the second set was too early in the game, I wonder why you chose to pass on the fifth and sixth set, if, in contrast, you took on the fifth set in the previous example? I am also not quite clear as to why the third set is labeled as dormant if no such thing has been done to the first set.
From the following... :
... I gather that no bets are placed within the first four sets as a master rule?
In brief, what is the correct time to place the (first?) bet and, apart from dormancy, what is the guiding principle that determines the wait time until the bet is placed?
I'm sure I'm missing something here, which is why your input would be greatly appreciated.
Also, another thing that has just occurred to me to ask - in case of a full set of eight sets without a repeat or in case of full dormancy, can the ninth set be used as the first set of a new room regardless of the fact that it will complete a full nine-set with a repeat, or is it rather prudent to wait until set 9 has completed and we officially have a repeat and use the next set to start a new room? This question may have been covered in Eirescott's original thread, in which case I apologize.
I am also interested to know how many shoes you have tested this against so far? Have you gone through the whole Zumma yet?
Thank you again for any feedback that you may share and a momentous expansion on Eirescott's revolutionary method.
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